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ResumeBear wins the About.com Job Search Reader's Choice Award for the Best Resume Site

The real winners are the thousands of career professionals who use ResumeBear to create resumes and apply for their next career.

Carlsbad, CA (PRWEB) April 04, 2013

ResumeBear announced today that it has won the About.com Job Search Reader’s Choice Award as the Best Resume Site. Competitors included Monster.com and Indeed.com.

“We are thrilled to have won this prestigious award,” said Heather Brebaugh, President of ResumeBear. “The real winners are the thousands of career professionals who use ResumeBear to create resumes and apply for their next career. We make it easy to create and send resumes. Our exclusive tracking technology lets professionals see who has reviewed or forwarded their resume, giving them the knowledge to effectively follow up on job opportunities.”

Now in its fifth year, the About.com Reader’s Choice Awards honor the best products, features, and services across more than a dozen categories. About.com reaches 69 million unique monthly visitors in the United States. The month-long competition allowed readers to vote for their favorite company in each category. ResumeBear emerged as a clear winner in the Best Resume Site category.

ResumeBear is no stranger to recognition. Their mobile app was rated #1 by AppAppeal.com and they were ranked in the top four for college career sites by USA TODAY College. “Our free mobile app is a game changer.” said Brebaugh. “Users select one of their resumes and send it on-the-go from their iPhone or Android. And our blog is visited by about 90% of our site visitors because of the expert career guidance we provide.”

“While we are excited to receive ongoing recognition for our products and features, we continue to work on creating more value. We’re in the midst of an exciting technology project with a release coming this Fall. In the words of songwriter, Randy Bachman, “You ain’t seen nothing yet”!